March 2009 Broadcasts of "KEVIN AND THE GIANT PEACH" ....
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March 7th : Sean Walsh and I discuss
"Financial Illusions and the Realities of
Money." Sean has never fully bought into
the "system", yet played by its rules. One
day, when he went to look at a business
(with the condition, after going, his friend
would leave him alone!), his life was
changed. That night, Sean went from
being "blinded" by the system to seeing
the Realities of life.
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March 14th : Doug Johnson is a consumer advocate in support of
people who are struggling with debt.
His introduction to the Debt Relief Industry began ten years ago, when
he came to the rescue of a friend who was being terrorized by creditors.
As a result of his research into the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
(FDCPA), Doug retained an attorney who filed a lawsuit against his
friend’s seven creditors.
Her decisive victory in court against her creditors spawned a deluge of
calls and inquiries that compelled Doug to continue with his research
into the collection laws, which led him to uncover the truth about the
traditional, commonly-known debt relief options such as Debt
Consolidation, Debt Settlement and Bankruptcy.
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March 21st: Perry C. Cotham has enjoyed a long career in both higher
education and church ministry. He earned the M.A. and Ph.D. from
Wayne State University and completed post-doctoral studies at
Vanderbilt University Divinity School. He has served several churches
as pulpit minister and has taught university courses in history,
philosophy, religion, and ethics. He is author of several books and
currently serves as adjunct professor at Lipscomb University and
Middle Tennessee State University.
Dr. Cotham is also the author of several books including his latest,
"One World Many Neighbors."
In this episode of "Kevin and the Giant Peach," Dr. Cotham discusses
his opinion on recent news that religion and Christianity in particular
are on the decline.
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